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Pcb for pump issue

Does the solenoid coil energise? You can test it by putting a screw driver on it and you'll feel the pull.

Point 5 - when you say buzzes away for a few seconds, do you mean exactly that, or can you hear the motor spin and the buzz is the electrodes sparking? For about 15-20 seconds?

Good thinking. A boiler manufacturer who sends their engineers out to invalidate warranties. Expensive parts and long wait times on deliveries of said parts. That'll lead to happy happy customers. See every manufacturer have their faults Boiler in my own property. 5 visits under a 5 year...

You need to spend less time on YouTube adopting the views of others and form an opinion of your own. The majority of your videos are from the same guy who obviously has an issue with Worcester. The new Worcester's still have plastic manifolds and plastic flow turbine adapters....

What's your boiler of choice then Ethel? Seeing as your standards are so high Yours too muggles?

You've got a decent boiler with a very good guarantee if you are unfortunate enough to experience any problem. Have you bought the boiler yet can I ask?

Well if you learn something from your advice it will end up being constructive

If you're going to offer advice make sure it's the right advice first. Maybe do a bit of research into the product.

I personally think so. Seem a good boiler. Comes with decent controls out of the box and is backed up with a 6 year guarantee

Easy job, glue 5p onto the plunger . Job done. Joking. Who's your service contract with. Make sure you tell them to check the micro switch when they're diagnosing as above they'll probably try fobbing you off. I quite enjoy doing them, as long as I have the time

They will honour your boilers minimum guarantee no quibble. A 10 year guarantee has to be fitted by an approved installer so that's something you'd have to speak to Worcester about

Both are circulation problems. Quite possibly the pump. Phone Worcester yourself they'll register the warranty for you

10 seconds with a multimeter would have proved it first visit But glad it's sorted

I'd say either sticking relays in programmer or faulty diverter actuator

Plate heat exchanger I'd look at

Is your heating working

You said they were 'sanded down' last year

Does the boiler 'gurgle' 'bubble' before locking out? If not then it's probably your electrodes, what boiler isit? 16 years old sounds like a HE?

Yeah try that